evocativeness

IPA/ɪvˈɒkətˌɪvnəs/
IPA/ɪvˈɑːkətˌɪvnəs/

evocativeness — 名詞

1. the ability of something — for example, a place, a smell, a piece of music, or a

1.名詞C2
釋義

喚起力

喚起強烈回憶或情感的特質

the ability of something — for example, a place, a smell, a piece of music, or a photograph — to bring back past experiences or deep feelings in a strong and vivid way

例句

The old photograph's evocativeness surprised Takeshi, who had not expected to feel so emotional.

那張舊照片的喚起力讓 Takeshi 感到驚訝,他沒想到自己會如此激動。

passive: 'had not expected' after the main clause

Critics praised the film for the evocativeness of its black-and-white images of post-war Tokyo.

評論家讚揚這部電影,因其二戰後東京黑白影像的喚起力。

常見搭配
  • remarkable evocativeness
  • haunting evocativeness
  • powerful evocativeness
  • lyrical evocativeness
  • quiet evocativeness
同義詞
  • poignancy

    similar emotional depth but specifically carries a sense of sadness or regret

  • vividness

    focuses on clarity and sharpness of the image rather than emotional power

  • expressiveness

    a broader term covering any kind of meaningful communication, not just memories or feelings

  • suggestiveness

    more about hinting or implying rather than directly calling something to mind

反義詞
  • flatness

    lack of depth or emotional impact

  • dullness

    quality of being uninteresting and unable to stir any response

文法句型

the evocativeness of [something]

用法筆記

This noun is almost always used in formal or literary contexts. It is typically followed by 'of' + a noun phrase that identifies what possesses the evocative quality (e.g., 'the evocativeness of the landscape'). Avoid using it in everyday conversation; use 'evocative quality' or 'power to evoke' instead.

常見錯誤

The poem's evocativeness was very evocative and made me cry.
The poem's evocativeness made me cry.
Do not use the adjective 'evocative' in the same sentence as 'evocativeness'; the repetition sounds redundant.

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常用片語

  • the evocativeness of [something]

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